And if we’re trying to bring those stories to life, you can bet that there’s a lot of stories about bringing it to life that guests never hear and they just see the end product of that,” Jeanette Lomboy, Vice President/ Site Portfolio Executive, Walt Disney Imagineering, said. “I mean, we are tasked to do impossible things, fun things, magical things. It’s a whole lot of work, but it’s a lot of fun.” “We get to share with the viewer some of those cool inside stories, some of the history, some of the challenges and a lot of the fun. “There are so many stories behind all of our attractions and we never get to tell them,” Dave Durham, Executive, Creative Ride Engineering, Walt Disney Imagineering, said at the press conference. (Did you know: Disney does not have rides, or roller-coasters. To shine a light on some of that infrastructure, Disney Imagineers are given the chance to pull back the curtain on these attractions. So that was a big part of what we were trying to do.” If people knew the infrastructure that they don’t see. “And what I mean by that is, to the public, you’re only seeing maybe 2% of the attraction. We also learn the surprising source for the technology behind (or, rather, beneath) the shuttle to Endor.Īttractions are like icebergs, Volk-Weiss said. During an episode on Star Tours, we learn how excited George Lucas was to work on the ride - after all, he always loved Disneyland, from the visit he made on the second day the park was open. “So why wouldn’t it be fun?” The tone is set by narrator Paget Brewster’s patter and delivery.īut don’t worry, there is plenty of information on how the rides came into development and how they work. “We went away a little bit from the history and the protocols of building these attractions and just really went for these fun nuggets that either helped build the pop culture that we live in now or are part of what’s coming that is allowing Disney to continue to have such a big voice in the culture.”Īfter all, “we’re making a show now about amusement park attractions,” he said. This is going to be a special series.“So what we try to do is, we try to really get into the fun,” Volk-Weiss said during a recent press conference. And Brian and Nacelle’s track record, mindset, and uber-geekdom make them the ideal partners for this project. Dwayne, Dany, and Seven Bucks have not only established themselves as some of the most accomplished and prolific producers across multiple genres, but have been long time valued members of The Walt Disney family. Best-in-class storytellers collaborating across multiple Disney units to mine and pull back the curtain on our rich Disney history. ’Behind the Attraction’ is the quintessential Disney+ project. In October 2019,Disney+ ordered the docuseries with 10 episodes named Behind the Attraction from The Toys That Made Us's creator and director Brian Volk-Weiss with his production company The Nacelle Company and Dwayne Johnson's Seven Bucks Productions attached as production houses.
#Behind the attraction narrator series
The series tackles on the popular Disney destinations and attractions history and how they have changed overtime with featuring bunch of interviews with fans and Imagineers.
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